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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-08-11
JEFFERSoNvILLE.

A sister of Mrs. Henry Nye is stopping
with her.
Ii. n. Melendy is repairing his farm
house.
II. w. Varnum spent the Sabbath at
home.
George Griswold returned from the
West the past week.
u. w. Burnham and wife, accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Foss, returned from
camp on Friday.
KeV. Il. b. Tenney spent the past week
at his home, and on his return he was ac-
companied by his brother, who spent a
few days with him.
Work is lively at the Junction. the
stoneWork being in progress for the new
Drldge and large water tank is being
built by the railroad company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Notemire would thank
their friends and neighbors for their kind
ness during the death and burial of their
infant son; also to the singers and those
who trimmed the church.
Business at the creamery is booming.
some new diaries having been put in the
past week. The,~~r--rs- all seem we'll
pleased with the prices received. thew
being higher than last year.
Among the visitors in town the past
week have been Mr.. and Mrs. E. A.
Rawson, of Mt. Auburn, Iowa; Mr.. Nc
lntosh, of Boston; Mrs. Belden, of
Peultney; Mr.. and Mrs. Huntington and
Mrs. Brink, of Burlington, and Mrs. Le-
liza Carleton and son, Of Waterford, New
YORK.
The following officers were elected by
PHOENIX Lodge for the ensuing quarter:
q. W. Burnham, G. T.; Eta Burnham,
'. T.; Carrie Carroll, Sec; Hattie Will
cox, F. s; II. n. Melendy, Treas: NJ.
l.. Griswold, Chap. Ira Powell, Mar
shall; Dora Larabee, Guard; Nealie
Griswold, Sentinel; w. II. Griswold, 2.
G.. Il.
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EDEN

No service at the Corners next Sunday.
Green corn is one of the Iatestarrivals.
Mrs. b. b. Blake has returned from
Massachusetts.
Summer schools closed last Friday and
as far as heard from general SatlStac.
ton" is the response to the question OF
. How did you like your school
Among the guests in town the past
week may be mentioned Frank Plumley
and wife of Mortified, Nj. and Mrs.
William Atwell from Orange Co., n. Y.
1t is later reported that the lightning
of Saturday night, the 80 ult, struck at
least ten times in town, if so we have
great reason to be thankful to " Him
who holds the tempest in His hand, "
that no serious damage was done.
At the last communication Eden
Lodge No. 80, |. o. of q. T., Lester
BOOmhOWer was recommended to the
Grand Lodge for Lodge Deputy. Dele
gate to Grand Lodge. Mrs. G. w. Blake,
alternate Miss GuSSie BaSSett.
The District Union l. O. of G. L.
met at Templars Hall, at the Corners
Thursday last and was the event of the
week. One hundred and fifteen were in
attendance; five lodges were represent
ed and the resolution passed by this
body of temperance workers shows the
spirit of the congregation. F. H. Ray
more and wife of Eden Lodge, No. SO,
were elected G. I. and V. I. of Dist.
Union, also w. p Marshall of Eden
Lodge was recommended as District
Deputy.
The number from this place attending
the Sunday School at North Hyde Park,
ON Sunday last was not as large as was
desired but the occasion was a pleas
ant one and we hope may be the begin
ming of many happy unions. There is
nothing more encouraging to any one
engaged in good work, than to feel
that there are others whose hearts beat
in unison with ours and whose sympa-
thy is extended to us in every dark hour
of trial. A kind word doeth good like
a medicine.N
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BELVID RE.

0. NJ. Holbrook is on the sick list.
II. w. Dean of the U. V.M., is haying
and trOuting at T. w. Davis.
Something in the Montgomery woods.
It's big, It's small, It's grey, It's red, It's
white twill catch someone yet.
II. A. Jackson is drawing the lumber
from the steam mill to Cambridge.
Mr.. Spaulding is again in town look
ing after hi steam mill.
J. C. Hodgkins IS postmaster at the
newly established pOSt-Otfice at the Cen
tire.
All matters between A RObeistow
and I. f. Dean have been adjusted and
Nh RObeiStOW is looking for new fields
to conquer.
A large party are stopping with w.
n Potter Of the Pond House, and by
the way they work the brooks we do
not expect to get a fry of trout for months
to come.
Lewis WhitermOre, our treasurer, has
left for parts unknown to your cores
pendent. We believe he left, not with
the towns money, but because there was
no likelihood of there being any right
away.
We understand that Mr.. Waterman
has Clll NOV. ISL TO put Il new DrlQg6 III
at Rafting Brook. 1t will be built ac-
cOrding to plans furnished by Nj. Smith,
one of the commissioners.
Merritt Potter died at his home, at
the Junction, July 31st, after lingering
illness of some months duration, during
which time he was patient and aprecia
ted all that was done for him. He final
ly gave up Sunday morning, saying he
would like to stay to enjoy his family,
but was not afraid to die. He requested
that Elder WhittemOre should preach
his funeral sermon, and calling his chill
dren to his bedside gave them the best
of advice as to their future life, and said,
BE civil to everybody" Born in this
town he lived with his parents uutil "a
years of age, when he married Laura
Downey, whom he leaves behind to
mourn his loss, with five children to
bring up and fit for life's duties task
we think she will be equal to. Attend
ing strictly to his own business, yet he
was civil and courteous to all he CHANGED
to meet. Master of his trade, that of a
painter, he was called into close business
relationship with the well-tOdo class of
people in LamOille and Franklin cOun-
ties, and the esteem in which he was
held by all atteStS the worth of the man.
His relatives take this opportunity to
thank the host of friends who showed
their sympathy during his sickness and
burial
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-08-11

Mrs. Farnsworth and daughter Anna,
of Braintree, are visiting Mrs. Homer
Stanley.
The young peosple of the village en-
j0yed picnic in Pr. Soodward's grove
Thursday afternoo&
E. E. Holmes, at the installation of of
ficers last week, was recommended to the
Grand Lodge for the Office of Lodge Dep
uty.
c. I'll. Stearns was in Boston last week
purchasing Porter 25 horse power en-
CINE to be used in .. w. Stearns s. Sons
tub shop.
The Ladies' Ways and Means Society
will have an evening gathering on Mon
day. Aug. Is, at the house of one of its
members, due notice of which place will
be given later. Miss Hickok, profess
slonal elocut1onlst, will favor us with
readings, and Miss Bell Hall with music.
Ice cream and cake will be served and it
is hoped there will be good attendance.
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HARDWICK.

Mrs. Garland nee Chubb, arrived from
Boston Monday night.
Mrs. Lewis was quite sick last week
bat is recovering. Mrs. j. f. Bunker is
also very sick.
Mrs. Shattuck has gone to Plainfield
and Wells River for two weeks visit.
Mr.. Brush and family, with friends, are
camping at Greensboro.
There was Il very sudden change in the
temperature Saturday night and slight
frost Monday morning.
The heavy shower of last week badly
damaged the Cate road to West Wood
bury, taking off several bridges.
The Selcrtmen have commenced widen
ing the street opposite Titus store.
Camp-meeting at Morrisville from the
10th to the 22d. Tickets down and back,
so cents: children under IA, 40 cents.
Rev. Mr.. Blake and family returned
from Peake's Island, Me-, last Thursday.
Mrs. II. Baldwin and sister are at home
on q visit.
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ELM lore.

Willie Gay is very sick with typhoid
fever.
Miss Emma Churchill is spending the
week with her former pupils.
Mrs. Peak, Camp and Colby put the
cottage on the camp ground in order
Tuesday.
Mrs. Ellen Bachelor, of Barre, is
spending few weeks with her father, c..
S. Parker.
Gertie Camp closed her school last
Saturday. Bert Merriam will take the
same school this fall.
Mrs. Childs and two children, of Low
ell, Mass, are stopping at Alpheus Par
ker's through the heated season.
If you want to see a man grin, ask
Geo. Wiltshire how his girl is, it being
the only girl in a family of nine.
There was haying bee on Monday for
the benefit of Mr.. PURGE, who had his
leg badly injured Saturday by COW
kicking him.
George Wiltshire has some cUriosities
in the way of snakes, some of them being
over three feet long. They are harmless
if they do make one SILVER to look at
them. "Cucumbers."
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WOLCCTT,

School commences here the 22d.
Rev. F. E. Healey breaches here next
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. HI. L. Stevens has gone to New
Y ork for few weeks visit.
w. S. Bennett has sold his grocery
stock to G. w. Baker.
Mrs. F. n. Harris and her mother re-
turned home last week.
Rev. III. A. Bushnell. of Groton, was
the guest of Rev. S. G. Vail last week.
There will be no services in the NJ. E.
church until the last Lords Day in this
month.
w. w. Cate is repairing his saw mill
here and commenced dressing out lum-
Der the 9Th.
H. B. Bundy is repairing the grist-
mill, putting in new corn cracker and
making other improvements.
The remarks made by o. D. Sturges, of
MOrrisYile, at the memorial service held
at Masonic Hall, July IS, on the death of
Hon. r. F. Parker, were very highly
spoken of.
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CADY'S FALLS,

Where did A. N. Terrill get his dorg?
Mrs. frankie Waterman is in Wolcot
this week.
Maj. Waterman has sold his premium
cow to Ed. Doty, for $50.
Most of the young people from this
place attended the picnic at the BOrO.
Uncle Little has returned from Crafts
bury, where he has been stopping for 6
few days.
Mrs. Traver Van Vleet, with party
from LaColle, p. O., have been rusticat-
ing at Old Orchard Beach. She is now
visiting her niece, Mrs. G. B. Terrill, on
her return trip.
The buildings belonging to Vint Web
ster were entirely consumed by fire on
Thursday morning. 1t is supposed to
have caught around the chimney. The
family have moved into the Bugbee house
on the Plains.
Miss H. Augusta Boomhower, who has
been teaching for the last two years in
the higher department of the village
school at Chester, has been engaged as
assistant teacher in Blanchard Academy
Pembroke, n. FL.
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STERLING.-Henry Pike and wife re-
Gently visited their daughter in Surry, n.
H.-Mrs. j. J. Billings recently visited
her motherin Brookfield.-MissP Prescott,
from Fort Edwards, n. Y, who has been
for several months caring for her mother,
Mrs. George Prescott, in Stowe, is now
visiting her sister, Mrs. Warner Gale
Rev. Mr.. Ford preached at the school,
house last Sunday to congregation of
over 100. Mr.. Ford. some Is years ago.
while pastor of the Congregational
church at Stowe, sowed seeds of mis-
sionary work in Sterling that to-day
shows an abundant harvest.-Mrs. Capt.
De Wolf is at b. w. Shaws'. School in
Sterling closed last Thursday. with the
general exercises of rhetoricals. The
presence of so many of the parents,
showing their interest in the school, was
highly appreciated by both teacher and
scholars. There was some 80 of the dis
trict present, bringing with them flowers
and decorations for the school-house.
The scholars having neither tardy nor
absent marks were Rosa Gregg, Julian
Marston, Osmond Stygles, Johnnie and
jamie Campbell Little jamie Campbell
is only five years of age, and walked
over half mile to school.
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LOCAL NEWS -
RiSVILLE.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES
SUNDAY, AUG. IA.

ITSIvERsALTsT CHURCH.-Rev- F. f. Healey'
Pastor. Services commence at 1913 A. NJ
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.-ReV; w. a;
RUshee Pastor. Services commence at lO'40 A u
NJ f. CHURCH-Rev. w. II. Hyde, Pastor
Services commence at 1870 M.
FL. C. Chase, of East Fletcher IS IN
town.
Mr.. G.. G.. Fletcher, of California
is a guest at II. A. Slayton's.
Miss Mary Slocum, daughter oil
Sanford Slocum, is visiting relatives
here.
Mrs. Hardy, who has been spend
ing several weeks at West Randolph
has returned.
Mr.. Herbert Cobleigh, of WOOD
Haven, l.. l., is visiting at Dr. l. D.
Holbrook's.
DIR. Holbrook and Mr.. Cobleigh re
Gently captured b pounds of trout ID
one day at Belvidere.
Mrs. Morgan, Mrs. Brooks anu
Mrs. Darling and children are IN camp
at Queen City Park.
Miss Carrie Hyde, of Pennsy anna
and Mrs. Harold Hyde, OF Burning
ton, were in town recently.
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HYDE PARK.

There will be the usual services at
the church next Sunday. Rev. +. j.
Ward will preach.
Rev. f. C. Crane of Manchester
still continues quite i'll with rheumatic
fever. His many friends hope, how
ever, to hear of his speedy recovery.
The infant child of Geo. Sherwin
died at Burlington last Friday, OF
inflammation of the bowels. The re-
mains were brought to this place for
burial.
VIM. Page has sold his farm to e.
S. Page, and will go to Winooskl,
where he intends going into the meat
business with his sOn-in-law, W. +.
Clement.
Mrs. S. Abbott of Biddeford' Me,
is spending few weeks with relatives i
in Lamoille county. The many friends
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-08-11

Gauvin Brothers, of Burlington,
will again be at johnson to do photo
graphing, from Aug. Is to Aug. 10.
For SALE.-One parlor Magee coal
stove, good size, nearly new. One
parlor wood stove, nearly new. This
is a bargain for someone, as they will
be sold cheap for cash.
I. H. PORTER.
DR.. o. Z. Nettleton or his assist
ant will be at Morrisville Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, Aug. 18th, 10Th
and goth, prepared to do all kinds of
dentistry work. He will be at Stowe
the following Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Auction rooms Just opened! At
Woodward's Hall, Portland Street,
Morrisville, by A. G.. Small & Co.
Auction sales every evening and on
Saturday afternooss. Goods at pri-
waite sale during the day. This ar
raDgement will continue until Sept /.
This stock consists of dry goods, jobs
in clothing, hats and caps, crockery,
Yankee notions, etc. etc. This stock
of goods must go, regardless of cost.
We make low prices at private sales
as well.
/ have just received another lot OF
monuments and headstOnes, and am
now prepared to offer better bargains
than ever before. My stock is first
class in every respect, and as for
prices, / avU not be underSOld by any
man, / don't care who he is. L am
situated so that l can afford to sell
work for less than most dealers can,
and | propose to do so. Give me a
call and see if l don't show you a
handsomer lot of stones than you ever
saw before, with prices low enough to
suit you. Il. L. FOSTER.
Boynton, the cIothier, has conclud-
ed to close out the balance of his
summer goods at reduced prices, to be
better prepared for the fall trade.
Now is the time to get benefit.
These goods are all in good styles, as
customers will find on inspection.
Don't let the chance 60 by. He has
Just put in a line of fall Overcoats that
will please you; also something Few
in hats and caps. Call in and see
them. Five tons of maple sugar
wanted in exchange for goods. Ke-
member he takes most kinds OF pro-
duce
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WATERXILLE.

Mrs. George Thomas of Chicago, is
visiting friends in town.
James Mcintosh, of Boston, is guest
at the Mountain Spring House.
Bert Holmes of Boston, is a guest OF
Herbert Scott.
The rain did much damage to the roads
Friday night.
Enos Balch and wife, of Johnson, Wis
tied their daughter, Mrs. Frank Laraway
Jr., the past week.
The county road commissioners were
in town again the past week OH official
business, and examined the abutments to
the Potter and Poland bridges, finding
them quite good.
Charles Anderson and wife, of st. AL
bans, are visiting his mother, Mrs. A. L.
Laraway.
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EAST ELM ORE.

Willie Nelson has moved OIL to the J.
M. Jennings farm and is cutting the hay.
Newell Slayton had horse back on to
the section of his moving machine re-
Gently, cutting off the cords of the leg.
Miss Mary Abbott has just closed a
very successful term of school here, and
the following scholars have no marks
against their names: Edith Silloway,
Hope Martin, Byron White, George G.
Morse and Glen Burnham.
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NORTH HYDE PARK.


n little frost Monday morning.
Milicient Page is on the sick list.
Russell Page is hard sick with the can
ker-raSh.
Mrs. Alden Ladd and family are the
guests af ID. c. Smith.
Ezekiel Billiard and wife have returned
from their protracted visit to n. II. and
Mass, accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Briant and Mrs. COnant, who reside in
Manchester, New Hampshire.
School in District No. 10 closed July
both. Whole number OF scholars 20.
Average attendance II %. Those having
no absent marks Myrtle Mosley. Alice
Adams, Lizzie Bassett, Ida Sanders and
Eddie Sanders. Those being absent but
one day George Estus, Pearly Estus,
Pearley Mosley and Nathan Adams.
NETTIE CROKER, Teacher.
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CRAFTS BURY.

u. Z. Hodgden says that he was going
from Lowell to Albany recently, and
when near the residence of Mr.. Currier
on the Albany side he heard the report OF
a gun. a young man in a team was just
behind him, and as he came up he learned
that ball had passed through his lap
robe and the wagon, he not being injured.
No one was to be seen.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-08-11

Vide Aaoake for August has an illus
trated article on Summer Sports that all
young people will be glad to see; anoth-
er on Concord for patriots; stories by
Charles Egbert CraddOck, and several
others; many minor papers of serious
value, and an exquisite bit of mother
poem.
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Probate court-LamoiIIe Dis trict

= - - LHlCt
The following business was trans
acted at the Probate Office in Hyde
Park, during the week ending Aug.
9Th, A. D. 1887:
Aug. 2nd.-Oel Curtis estate, Cam
bridge; Administrator presents his
account for settlement hearing set for
August 26, 1887,
Aug. 3rd.-Truman Moody's estate,
Stowe; Administrator asks for an ex-
tension of time to settle the estate :;
hearing set for August 9th, 1887.
Aug. 5th.-A. II. Quimbv's estate,
WolcOtt; License granted Administra
tor to sell real estate.
Aug. 6th.-M. G. Luce's estate, Stowe
Administrative presents her account for
settlement; hearing set for August
3Oth, 1887.
IN INSOLVENCY.
Aug. 1st.-J. G. Trow, insolvent debt
or's estate, ,Wolcott; Assignee settles
his account and dividend made to
creditors.
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HENDEE & FISK.

A TTORNEYS AT LAW, MORRIsvILLE, Vt.
IA Mr.. Fisk places Insurance in Mutual and
reliable Stock Companies. He is resident agent
of the old and favOrably known Insurance Com
pany of North America, a company having assets
of over eight million dollars, and is prepared
to write policies in that company. He is also
agent for the old and reliable Vermont Mutual.
Communications by mail Will receive prompt
attention.
G.. W. HENDEF. H C. FISK.
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MARRIED.

REDMOND-PETTY.-A the residence of Prof,
Petty in Burlington, Wednesday, August 10.
1887, by Rev. Homer Eaton, D. D., John W.
Redmond of Hyde Park and Laura Petty of
Burlington
ROBINSON-BELL-In West Berkshire, VT,
Aug. 4, 1887, by Rev. NJ. p. Bell, Will Fl. Robin
son, of Morrisville, and Miss Anna Bell, of
West Berkshire.
DOY1NG-MAY-In Wolcott, July "a, by Rev. S.
c. Vail, Frank DOying and Miss Inez May.
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EAST HARDWICK.

Sidney Frazier is clerking for Hunt
& Babbitt.
Miss Lucy Cobb is stopping at Harvey
Bailey's.
W. Niles recently had valuable
colt injured in the pasture.
MISS Il. j. Nelson is at Old Orchard.
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SHAW g. ROBB,

nEALERS IN Pianos, Organs, Sheet Music
IL and Musical Merchandise of all Descrip-
tions. All orders for Pianos, Organs and Tuning
promptly attended to. ST. JOHNSBURY, VT.
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NJ anufacturer of Stencils for marking clothing
VI with ink, warranted indelibe, Also bust
ness stencils, steel stamps, key checks, rubber
stamps, indelible pencils, &c. MORRISyILLE,Vt.
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N|NINrH> CAMPS
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Nj ~ " y @NN Re& peNterta all NtuJs
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Business Notices,

Notices inserted IN this column at the rate of 10
cents per line-nO notice inserted for less than
Sl-00. Five cents per line each subsequent in
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NfaoL E>AlE pEAlERS IN lrSN GOODS
W Weo,enS. E0uIy tSeols ana ls,,,,s,fS
Cor. Middle \ paSar} - PSftntn6 Me.
Mssor AbleO. travelling Salesman
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GREENSBORO.

Willie Sawyer goes to New Hampshire
to work at his trade.
Some of Rev. Mr.. knowlton's visitors
are boarding at the Cottage.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-08-11

hEALER in wagons of all kinds: one and
IL two horse lumber and express wagons,
buggieS, etc. Iron work and repairing done TO
order; also Horse ShoeinS. Give him call.
MORRISVILLE, VT.
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r. n. DEMINC
J.F +. WILSON, D. D. S.

nENTIST. Graduate of the University of
- Pennsylvania ~ Church St, Burlington,
VT Office hours, to II a. m, $50 10 D. m
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7. C. MO RILL.

DRACrlCAI UNpERrAKER. Finest Goods
i tSe market &GordS, Ice box and embalmer
MORRISTILLE, VT.
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L, j. ELDRICGE.

TTNE Card and Job Printer. Stencils ant
Z Rubber Stamps of all kinds constantly OF
hand. Send for PrIce List.
45gI- MORRISVTIIF-
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BORN.

SMALL-In Morrisville, Aug. 4, 1887, a daugh-
ter to Mr.. and Mrs. c. Fl. Small.
Hyde Park, Aug. 9, 1887, a
daughter to MI and Mrs. Heman Thompson.
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FRANK >. SoslNSoN
AUSTIN sELkNAp . soN

p8prNNEApHEG
Portland street,
80 MNSStSvlILN. VI
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v. w. JEW EFT

Cash paId for Calf Skins, F:ides, Eggs and
Poultry, ut II. II. Elmore's.
MoRRIsyILLE, VT.
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MORRlSNILLE MOUSE
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